[News] SARAH BLASKO ANNOUNCES EXTENDED ‘I JUST NEED TO CONQUER THIS MOUNTAIN’ 2025 ALBUM TOUR

On the eve of her final weekend of the I Just Need To Conquer This Mountain album shows, revered 3x Platinum and 3x ARIA Award-winning singer, songwriter, musician and producer Sarah Blasko today announces an extended 25-date tour this February-April throughout NSW, VIC, QLD, ACT and TAS – including her first regional dates since 2017 – in addition to already-announced shows at Bundanon, Queenscliff Town Hall, and Her Majesty’s Theatre (Wadawurrung/Ballarat). Tickets to Sarah Blasko’s 2025 tour are on sale 9am (local) tomorrow, Fri 13 Dec from sarahblasko.com, with special guests to be announced.

Sarah Blasko is touring in celebration of her seventh solo album I Just Need To Conquer This Mountain which debuted at #6 on the ARIA Australian Album Chart and was crowned Double J Feature Album. It traces the inevitability of painful goodbyes in all their forms and the final acceptance that follows a period of grief, and sees Sarah Blasko firmly in the present as she searches for the light that comes with new beginnings. In their glowing album review, MOJO named it “her defining album so far” with Rolling Stone Australia sharing that “from the top, she takes us to church, confesses, hollows us out, refills our cups” in their 4-star review. Blasko’s much-loved and highly acclaimed live show takes the album to a simultaneously more expansive and intimate place – watch a selection of tracks recorded live from the ABC Studios for a special Double J and triple j edition of Live at the Wireless.

I Just Need To Conquer This Mountain was released alongside a video suite that aired in full on rage as part of her Guest Program last month. A collection of technicolour dreamscapes made by SPOD, he used both analogue and digital techniques to manipulate footage that Sarah Blasko filmed alongside photographer Wilk, and lighting designer Bazz Barrett, in a few fun days at the Richard Wherrett Studio on Gadigal Land in Sydney last year.

Thur 12 Dec – The Gov – Kaurna/Adelaide, SA
Fri 13 Dec – Freo Social – Boorloo/Perth, WA
Sat 1 Feb – Canberra Theatre – Ngunnawal Country/Canberra, ACT
Fri 7 Feb – Milton Theatre – Yuin Country/Milton, NSW
Sat 8 Feb – Bundanon Art Museum – Dharawal/Bundanon, NSW
Fri 14 Feb – Burrinja – Wurundjeri Land/Upwey, VIC
Sat 15 Feb – Queenscliff Town Hall – Wathaurong/Queenscliff, VIC
Fri 21 Feb – Jetty Memorial Theatre – Gumbaynggirr/Coffs Harbour, NSW
Sat 22 Feb – Brunswick Picture House – Bundjalung/Brunswick Heads, NSW
Sun 23 Feb – Miami Marketta – Bundjalung and Yugambeh/Gold Coast, QLD
Fri 28 Feb – Birregurra Hall – Birregurra, VIC
Sat 1 Mar – The Wedge – Wayput/Sale, VIC
Sun 2 Mar – Frankston Arts Centre – Boon Wurrung/Frankston, VIC
Sat 8 Mar – Tanks Arts Centre – Yidinji Country/Cairns, QLD
Wed 12 Mar – Avoca Theatre – Bulbararong/Avoca, NSW
Thur 13 Mar – Glasshouse Theatre – Birpai Country/Port Macquarie, NSW
Sat 15 Mar – Blue Mountains Folk Festival – Ngurra Country/Blue Mountains, NSW
Fri 21 Mar – Echuca Paramount – Yorta Yorta/Echuca, VIC
Sat 22 Mar – Her Majesty’s Theatre – Wadawurrung/Ballarat, VIC
Sun 23 Mar – The Lighthouse – Gunditjmara Country/Warrnambool, VIC
Fri 28 Mar – The Memo – Wurrundjeri Land/Healesville, VIC
Sat 29 Mar – Meeniyan Town Hall – Meeniyan, VIC
Sun 30 Mar – Archies Creek Hotel – Gunditjmara Country/Archies Creek, VIC
Fri 4 Apr – Keystone 1889 – Wiradjuri Country/Bathurst, NSW
Sat 5 Apr – Newcastle Civic Theatre – Awabakal and Worimi Country/Newcastle, NSW
Sat 19 Apr – Odeon Theatre – nipaluna/Hobart, TAS
Sun 20 Apr – Du Cane – pulingina/Launceston, TAS